Mary Sheppard

• 1969
• / Romantic Suspense
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The sea was restless, and Angie, on her way to Nag's Head aboard the Columbine, was foolish enough to take chances with her safety. As a result, she was washed overboard; and only the action of a tall somewhat frightening stranger saved her life....

• Dec-2000
• / General Fiction
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• Aug-2003
• / Romance
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Angie, the beautiful schoolteacher and daughter of Senator Redge Moore, has become involved for the first time in her father’s re-election campaign, a campaign that has problems more personal at times than political. While volunteering at campai...

• Jan-2004
• / General Fiction
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• Feb-2009
• / General Fiction
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There's something mysterious about Grace-Mae's arrival in Cook's Cove. She wasn't expected to arrive so early and without her mother, and there's a strange reporter who's been roaming around town asking questions about her, too. But Violet, Grace-Mae...

• Sep-2014
• / Historical
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Award winning historical novelist Mary Sheppard returns to writing marvelous novels after a twenty year absence with the first novel in a gripping trilogy. Jamelle Montgomery begins the saga as a sheltered ingénue, an impressionable teenage girl of ...

• Apr-2015
• / Historical
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The Valley of Pride is the second book in the Hills of Pride trilogy by renown author Mary Sheppard. Accurate to the smallest details, The Valley of Pride continues the saga of war-torn Winchester, Virginia, the little town that changed hands eleven ...

• May-2017
• / Historical
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Shenandoah Pride is the culmination of the Hills of Pride Trilogy, Mary Sheppard’s saga of Winchester, Virginia, and young Jamelle Montgomery, a girl whose coming of age to womanhood coincided with the War Between the States. As Winchester was cont...

• / Contemporary Romance
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• / Contemporary Romance
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Flight from the past brought "Skippy" Schipton to the desolate mountain retreat of Wholly Land, only to face a more terrible nightmare than the one she was running from... Child of Danger... There was something vaguely sinister about Wh...